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So you and your family can keep a clear view all summer long, here are the trend models of 2024 that are as stylish as they are sustainable.
By Laura Finkeldei
Sustainable sunglasses for the whole family
Dick Moby: Vancouver – Champagne
The Vancouver frame in Champagne is a stylish model that channels the urban charm of its namesake city. Made from eco-friendly bio-acetate with premium Zeiss lenses, it’s the perfect accessory for urban exploring, giving any look real personality.
Dick Moby is committed to sustainability, crafting frames from recycled plastic and other eco-friendly materials. Its mission is a world without waste, built by using only recycled and biodegradable materials, and the brand strives to be genuinely environmentally conscious through production transparency and innovative materials that leave a positive mark on the planet.
Available through the online shop.
Price: €235
Stella McCartney: Square Oversized Sunglasses
Stella McCartney’s square oversized sunglasses radiate feminine confidence through minimalist, sensual details. The style features a slim frame with an aviator-style bridge, discreet pink temple tips, and a subtle logo along the arms. The lenses are made from 100 percent bio-acetate.
Stella McCartney’s mission is to design and produce the most desirable, sought-after products with the lightest possible footprint on the planet, with the materials she chooses forming the foundation of her sustainability efforts. Stella McCartney pairs natural materials with the latest innovations to craft her luxury products.
This style, and others, are available through the brand’s online shop.
Price: €200
Bonocler: SÖLVE
Bonocler’s SÖLVE sunglasses win over with a distinctive design that catches the eye instantly. Finely crafted stainless steel gives the frame an understated presence on the face, making SÖLVE exactly right for anyone seeking a truly distinctive style.
Bonocler follows a simple principle: design, quality and craftsmanship at a fair price. The range spans both timeless designs and current styles, with every model backed by a two-year guarantee.
The company also aims for a sustainable wow factor of its own: its acetate frames, crafted in Greece, contribute to that sustainability goal in more ways than one. Acetate itself is eco-friendly, made from renewable raw materials, and hypoallergenic to boot.
The SÖLVE model and other sustainable styles are available through Bonocler’s online shop.
Price: CHF 155 (roughly €160)
Kampos: Square Black Sunglasses
Kampos’s unisex Square Black sunglasses are as stylish as they are sustainable. Made from recycled fishing net material, they combine a perfect fit with exceptional comfort. Durable and fashionable, they offer excellent protection against harmful UV rays alongside genuine scratch resistance.
Kampos is committed to sustainability. A zero-plastic policy, thoughtful design built on recycled materials and 100 percent recyclable packaging all help the brand meet its sustainability goals. As a partner of the Coral Conservation Project, Kampos actively supports the protection and restoration of marine ecosystems in the Maldives.
The Square Black style, and others, are available through the online shop.
Price: €120
Take a Shot: Emma Walnut Wood Sunglasses
The Emma frame stands out with its dark brown, round shape and elegant details, while walnut wood temples add a distinctive character all their own.
But Emma isn’t just an eye-catcher — thanks to its TR-90 frame material, it’s also remarkably tough. This same material is used in aerospace applications, making the frame especially long-lasting.
Quality and sustainability come first at Take A Shot, reflected in the use of premium materials and eco-friendly production methods, so every product is a long-term investment in style and environmental care.
The Emma sunglasses are available through the online shop.
Price: €89
Cante Berlin: Horizon Minimal
The Cante Horizon Minimal is a sustainable pair of sunglasses handcrafted in Berlin from reclaimed industrial wood. The frame is cut from a single piece, keeping it light and slim enough to take anywhere, and it’s finished with a skin-friendly wood oil that makes it water-repellent.
Cante Berlin is the second eyewear label from Cantemir Gheorghiu. The label’s mission is to work with natural materials like recycled wood and leather, and one of its standout features is the world’s first leather hinge, also used in the Horizon Minimal model.
The Horizon Minimal is available through Cante Berlin’s online shop.
Price: €75
GRECH & CO: Original Round | Bendable & Polarized Sunglasses - Blush Bloom
GRECH & CO’s kids’ sunglasses come in a range of colours and patterns, built on a shatterproof, flexible frame. The frames themselves are also remarkably lightweight and hypoallergenic, while the lenses are made from break- and scratch-resistant glass, with an extra-wide profile offering more protection than comparable models.
GRECH & CO blends dreamy California style with Nordic simplicity to create everyday essentials that families love, wear and share, choosing “need to have” over “nice to have.” The brand places real emphasis on eco-friendly production and sustainable materials, resulting in products that are, among other things, built to last.
Available in various colours and patterns through GRECH & CO’s online shop.
Price: €30
